Batman

Batman
Alias	Bruce Wayne Two-Headed Ghoul (along with Commissioner Gordon)
Sex	Male
Species	Human
Relatives	Thomas Wayne (father, deceased) Martha Wayne (mother, deceased) Alfred Pennyworth (butler, surrogate father) Damian Wayne (son) Dick Grayson(adopted son)
Friends	Superman Robin Batgirl Commissioner Gordon Tim Drake Carrie Kelly Silver Age Robin Wonder Woman The Flash Aquaman Green Lantern Martian Manhunter Nightwing (Alternate Timeline) Cyborg(alternate timeline) Batwoman
Enemies	The Joker (arch-nemesis) The Penguin The Riddler Killer Croc Killer Moth The Brain Bane Mr. Freeze Scarecrow Mad Hatter Two-Face Harley Quinn Talia Al Ghul(former love interest) Clayface Poison Ivy Catwoman(possible love interest) Man-Bat Hush Ra's al Ghul(Former Mentor) The Ventriloquist The Gordanians Darkseid Solomon Grundy Deathstroke League of Shadows Talon Firefly Ubu Gorilla Grodd Lobo
Occupation	Superhero, CEO of Wayne Enterprises Leader of The Justice League
Residence	The Batcave, Gotham City Titans Tower, Jump City (formerly) Hall of Justice
Voiced By	Khary Payton

 Batman (Bruce Wayne) is the superhero defender of Gotham City, the leader of the Justice League, and Robin's mentor. He made his debut as a cameo in the episode "La Larva de Amor".

Biography

When he was just ten years old, Bruce Wayne witnessed his own parents murdered in a senseless crime after exiting a theatre late at night. In the eventuating years, Bruce trained, becoming a fearsome yet heroic vigilante known as "Batman", while also reclaiming control over his family company Wayne Enterprises as CEO.

When Dick Grayson (Robin)'s parents were killed in a circus accident, Batman took the young boy under his wing and raised him as if he was his own son. Dick Grayson eventually became Robin, and he fought at Batman's side for many years, until he left to become his own hero. Shortly after, Robin moved to Jump City and became the leader of the newly-formed Teen Titans.

Teen Titans Go!

His first official appearance was in the episode "La Larva de Amor". He was seen fishing with James Gordon, the police commissioner of Gotham City, in a boat that has a picture of Batgirl on it (who is, coincidentally, Gordon's daughter, Barbara). He was also seen in the episode "Girl's Night Out" where the girls (Starfire, Raven and Jinx) pass by a cop car with him and Jim Gordon laughing randomly. They don't seem to care that the girls are being pursued by much of the JCPD and just continue giggling.

Batman training Robin

In "Thanksgiving", Robin invites Batman to spend the holiday with him and the other Titans. Before his arrival, Robin stresses over making sure everything is "perfect", in order to impress Batman. While waiting for Batman to arrive, the other Titans engage in a food fight that makes a huge mess of the living room. Right as Batman walks in, the pie Robin intended to throw at Beast Boy hits him in the face. Batman angrily glares at Robin, who runs to his room screaming.

A photo of Batman and Robin back in the good old days.

Batman's first speaking appearance is in the comic Prank'd!. Beast Boy prank calls several members of the Justice League, including Batman. When Robin hears of this, he worries that Batman will trace the call back to them, and orders an evacuation. Despite the prank call being bounced around six satellites and four continents, Batman is able to trace the call in mere seconds. Later on, Robin prank calls Batman, but bounces the signal to the invading Gordanian ship. Batman breaks into the Gordanian ship, confronts the leader, and forces the entire fleet of ships to retreat far away from the earth.

In "Real Boy Adventures", Cyborg is depressed about being a full human. Robin attempts to cheer him up with a song about being a "Real Boy". In the song, Batman appears and plays a lengthy electric guitar solo for a large crowd of other manly characters from DC Comics and throughout history.

Batman also makes a cameo in "A Farce". When the Brain announces that the jury has reached a verdict in the trial of the Teen Titans, Robin imagines that he successfully got the team acquitted. His visions include Batman's silhouette giving a thumbs up to congratulate Robin. Unfortunately, this does not really happen as the Titans were actually found guilty.

Batman appears alongside fellow Justice League members Superman, Wonder Woman, Martian Manhunter and Flash in "Two Parter" as Darkseid's prisoners trapped inside tanks. After the Teen Titans defeat Darkseid, they are unable to save the members of the Justice League from falling to the lava and dying. However, after Cyborg makes several attempts to save them by traveling back in time, he is finally able to prevent their deaths, although unable to open their tanks. The League is eventually able to escape their tanks, as hinted when Cyborg is shown as a future member of the League.

Batman, like many DC superheroes and villains, makes up a huge pop culture-like influence throughout Jump City. His image often appears in various paraphernalia such as posters, movies, magazines, and even his own cereal brand. Batman's influence is most prominent in Robin's room in Titans Tower, where the majority of Robin's decorations are linked to his days as Batman's sidekick.

In "The Cruel Giggling Ghoul", Batman (along with Commissioner Gordon) dressed up as the "Two-Headed Ghoul" to scare off people so that they would'nt have to wait in line for the bumper cars.

Physical Appearance

Batman has a muscular build with a square jaw and white eyes. Batman wears a dark gray suit with a black and yellow bat-logo printed on the chest. He also wears a dark blue cape and cowl with matching gloves, boots, and tights.He also wears black underwear on the outside. He stores his gadgets in a yellow utility belt wrapped around his waist.

• In Batman's first appearance in "La Larva de Amor", Batman is bulky with a giant chin.
• In "Girl's Night Out", "Books", and "Sidekick", Batman has a square jaw that does not stick out, and a rectangle-shaped, muscular body
• Batman's final variation first appears in the episode "Slumber Party". However, in this episode, he is seen without his cape and utility belt, and with his sleeves rolled up. The same variation appears in the episodes "Thanksgiving" and "Real Boy Adventures", only this time with his cape, belt, and unrolled sleeves.
• In the comic version, Batman's cape and cowl, are black instead of dark blue.

Episode Appearances

Season 1

• "Driver's Ed" (cameo as a cardboard cut-out)
• "La Larva de Amor" (cameo, debut)
• "Gorilla" (cameo)
• "Girl's Night Out" (cameo)
• "You're Fired!" (impersonated)
• "Artful Dodgers" (cameo)
• "Books" (cameo)
• "Power Moves" (cameo in video clip)
• "Sidekick" (cameo)

Season 2

• "Slumber Party" (cameo)
• "Thanksgiving"
• "Real Boy Adventures"
• "Yearbook Madness" (cameo)

Season 3

• "A Farce" (cameo)
• "Two Parter" (cameo in tank)
• "Garage Sale" (cameo)
• "The Cruel Giggling Ghoul"
• "Pyramid Scheme" (cameo)
• "Batman vs. Teen Titans: Dark Injustice" (cameo)
• "Finally a Lesson" (cameo)
• "Arms Race with Legs" (cameo)
• "Wally T " (cameo)
• "Rad Dudes with Bad Tudes" (cameo on stickers)
• "Booty Scooty" (cameo)
• "Snuggle Time"

Season 4

• "Shrimps and Prime Rib" (cameo)
• TV Knight
• The Inner Beauty of a Cactus (cameo)
• BBRAE (cameo, cameo on a "missing" sign on back of a milk carton)

Appearances in other Media

Comics

• Par For The Course (cameo)
• Prank'd!
• May I Have This Trance? (cameo on cover)
• Goblin Catch 'Em All (cameo)

References

• "Legendary Sandwich" (cardboard cut-out for BAT-O's cereal)
• "Driver's Ed" (same as above, as well as assumed to be speaking with Robin on the phone when he crashed The Batmobile)
• "Dog Hand" (mentioned only by Trigon)
• "Double Trouble" (same one for Legendary Sandwich and Driver's Ed in Cyborg and Beast Boy's apartment)
• "Laundry Day" (Robin has a Batman bush shaped head after he fell off of Titans Tower)
• "Ghostboy" (Beast Boy has a pair of underwear with the Batman symbol on it)
• "Gorilla" (the phone was ringing and the ID was Batman)
• "You're Fired!" (people keep calling Titans Tower, thinking it's the Batcave, where Batman does his work; also shown as a comment applauding Robin's status update in DCUbook)
• "Super Robin" (Robin makes the Batman symbol on the wall with staples at one point at his job)
• "Tower Power" (when Cyborg on the monitor, shorts out, Batman's face briefly flashes onto the screen)
• "Staff Meeting" (Beast Boy uses the staff to hit a piñata shaped like Batman)
• "Terra-ized" (A Picture of Robin sitting on Batman's shoulders with Superman and Alfred in the background is seen in Robin's nightstand along with a Batman alarm clock.)
• "Colors of Raven" (Robin is seen reading a magazine called "Vigilante Daily", with Batman and his bat-signal on the front cover. A Bat-Os truck is also seen in the beginning of the episode.)
• "The Left Leg" (A Bat-Os truck is seen again.)
• "Books" (Apparently went missing according to a picture on a milk carton in the Titans' fridge, but turns out to be hiding behind his own picture frame in Titans Tower.)
• Power Moves (Cyborg plays a video clip explaining the concept of a Power Move, which features Batman and Superman teaming up to defeat Darkseid.)
• "Matched" (When Cyborg is selecting a superhero with his love machine, he scrolls past Batman's picture)
• "Opposites" (When Starfire pulls out the file, it was originally addressed to Batman from Superman. Batman told Alfred to put it in the file of stuff he doesn't care about)
• "Slumber Party" (cameo)
• "Real Boy Adventures" (cameo in Real Real Boy)

Trivia

• Batman has had three different design variations in the series. In his first appearance in "La Larva de Amor", Batman is bulky with a giant chin. In his second appearance, which first appeared in "Girl's Night Out", Batman has a square jaw that does not stick out, and a rectangle-shaped, muscular body. This variation remained the same throughout the rest of Season 1. In his first Season 2 appearance, "Slumber Party", Batman is given a new, final variation. In his final design, he has a bigger chin again, muscular arms and narrow legs.
  • He is one of the only characters to change designs throughout the series.
• Batman was only hinted in the original show, now he appears as a recurring character, and his name is outright spoken.
• The show's producers have rumored that they want to have Kevin Conroy (voice of Batman in many things including Batman: The Animated Series, Justice League, Justice League: Unlimited, Batman: Gotham Knight, Batman the Brave and the Bold (Alternate universe), Batman Arkham City, the 2013 video game Injustice: Gods Among Us, and many more do a speaking role for Batman sometime, although it is unsure when, if ever, this will happen or Diedrich Bader might reprise him from "Batman the Brave and the Bold" and "JLA adventures: trapped in time" also Bruce Greenwood might reprise him who has voiced him in "Batman: Under the Red Hood" and "Young Justice".
  • Kevin Conroy's Batman often worked with Tara Strong's Batgirl. Tara Strong currently plays both Raven and Batgirl in the series.
• Batman's square jaw appears to take after his "Batman: the Brave and the Bold" design.
• When Raven showed the picture of the Halloween spirit in her book in "Halloween", one of the bats references to his face.
• Despite his numerous appearances, as of yet Batman has never said anything, aside from being heard laughing.
• Batman's first appearance in DC was in the Detective Comics series and he did not have a comic series yet.
• It would be a unknown if he will ever have a speaking role.
• Batman died the first time on the series, in "Thanksgiving".
• As mentioned in "The Cruel Giggling Ghoul", riding bumper cars is his favorite amusement park activity.
• Robin is seen to be afraid of him.

Gallery

Batman rocking the electric guitar in Real Real Boy.

Batman and Robin hosting a party.

Batman and Gordon answer the door.

Batman and Gordon enjoy a day of fishing.

Batman and Gordon in Sidekick.

Batman training Robin.

Batman's cameo in Power Moves.

Batman and Gordon on a stakeout.

Batman and Robin.

Robin regrets what he just said.

A memory of Batman and Robin's glory days.

Batman approaches the Gordanian leader.

His very brief cameo in A Farce.

Batman captured by Darkseid.

Batman as he appears in Books.

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